With enough 3D printer filament you print just about anything, and that’s exactly what Youtuber Matthew Trahan did, using 8800 grams (19.4 pounds!) to print himself a complete outfit including a colorful vest, Minecraft style shorts with belt, shoes, hat, sunglasses, and bag. No underwear. You ever tried wearing LEGO

Because there are shoes for even the most eccentric tastes, Rock Shoes are foam clogs that look like rocks, complete with mossy accents. They’re made by Bravest Studio, who you may recall from their previously posted bear foot shoes and giant toe slippers. That is some very niche footwear. Still,

Inspired by bare bear feet, these Bear Claw Mules from Bravest Studios are $115 faux fur mules with real steel claws, perfect for destroying the legs of your favorite furniture. Now I know what you’re wondering — but are they also available in white, grey, black, purple, green, blue, orange,

This is a series of sexy Sesame Street Muppet inspired Halloween costumes available from Yandy. Guaranteed to win an honorable mention in any costume contest, they’re available in “Cookie Jar Monster”, “Big And Fluffy Yellow Bird”, “Tickled In Red Furry Monster” and “Grouchy Trash Can Cutie”, varieties. I got the

This is a short video from TikTok user thedrewsocial detailing how to make your own drugged asylum escapee optical illusion Halloween costume out of a mannequin head, cardboard tubes, a pillow, and some old clothes. SPOILER: You ARE the drugged asylum escapee! God, sometimes I really feel like one too.

This is a clip of Beyond The Brick host Joshua Hanlon at BrickSlopes 2025 modeling a tropical shirt made entirely from LEGO pieces by Neil Snowball. Oh man, how wild would it be if Neil lived in hell and was thriving? The shirt is made from single round LEGO studs

Because soft fabrics and washing machines are so 20th century, this is a video of 3D designer Minouei Mohsen producing his Akhera sculptural fashion collection. He starts by 3D body scanning the human models, then uses the data to produce perfectly fitting bras and tops digitally before 3D printing them.

This is a video of Sean Hodgin’s latest iteration of his ‘Become Anyone’ project, which involves developing a face mask that could, potentially, replace your face with anybody else’s. In case you couldn’t tell by the screenshot, the project clearly has a long way to go, because that face is